Sentence examples for surging many from inspiring English sources

Just when the cohort of elderly Americans is surging, many scientists fear that government budget cuts may hamper a broad array of research efforts on Alzheimer's and other diseases of aging — not to mention the eye-catching recent progress on reversing age-related decline in genetically altered mice.

Retail spending surged, many new consumer products were introduced and the television industry took off.

But as enthusiasm surged, many firms also rushed to make investments for their clients and themselves through special-purpose funds and direct investments.

Until recently many analysts thought they did, but as defaults on mortgages have surged, many, including the ratings firms, have begun to question their previous assumptions.

The pope's visit has surged many familiar intra-Catholic questions to the fore, including the ordination of women, the marriage of homosexuals, the celibacy of priests, the ethics of abortion and contraception, Vatican financial reform and even the fading pedophilia scandal.

Diabetes rates are surging in many countries, but it is a particularly poignant paradox that, after so many years of war in Vietnam, peace is now partly marred by the afflictions of rising prosperity: clogged hearts, obesity and diabetes.

When car sales began surging early this year, many auto executives attributed the boom to government incentives.

The surge, many observers across the political spectrum declared, was working.

In last December's record storm surge many barriers were already perilously close to being over-topped.

Most Americans want to get out as soon as possible, surge or no surge; many more wish they had never invaded the country in the first place.

It was a scramble to deal with the surge; many grants had expired, emergency workers had gone home, and treatment centers were closed.